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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

In an article printed on the eighth page
Health Officer Smith takes occasion to reply to
the criticism and abuse Of which he has been
the victim in connection with his action regard
ing cholera at this port lie has been in no
haste to do this. but when be speaks, he speaks
with directncSs and force. lie shows that the
incOmplctcncss Of the quarantine arrange
ments was largely due to inactIon by the Lcgis-
lature and TO vctOes by Governor Iii. AS to
the cholera cases among the Alcsia's passcn-
gers, he makes il clear that the disease was
stamped out with remarkable iapdty, and he
gives ample answers to numerous misrcprcscn-
tations which have been made. His action as
regards the Britannia is also defended New
York and the country are 20 be congratulated
upon the fidelity TO duty shown by DR.. Smith
and his efficient action in preventing the in
PRODUCTION of the cholera plague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

That is tho situation We deserve to succeed
and we will succeed if the most is made by all
of lis of this last week of the struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

The voters OF New York have an opportunity 10
support for the Supreme Court bench candidate
OF rare qualifications, exceptionally equipped In
every way for this lofty position. Daniel G.
Rollins ought to have the earnest support not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

No nght-minded man can read the address
issued by the United Labor party regarding
the fifth election inspectorships, the substance
d which we print this morning, without being
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Judge Tacombe has just tried the first Of the
thirty -yc0r-old customs cases on the calendar Of
the United States Circuit Court. The suit goes
lack 10 the time Of Collector Schell. 1t will be
an excellent thing to have these cases cleared
up and Judge Iacombe is the man to do it,
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only of every Republican. but also Of every citizen
who desires to see the highest ability, the soundest
Judgment, and the finest judicial temperament
united in the occupant Of the bench of our
highest court in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

Only little more than a week remains until
the voters decide at the polls whether the booders
shall run this town not This week ought 70
De crowded-every hour of it-with the hardest
OF hard work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-31

When even the Friends deem it necessary to
raise their voices in protest against the proposed
opening Of the saloons on Sunday. it shows how
deep rooted the sentiment of law abiding people
is in favor Of maintaining the American Sunday
as it has been hcrctOforc-a day OF quiet and
peace and good order Conservatism here is the
h;,heet VviSdorn
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE,

First Lady Juror-There seems to be no doubt that the prisoner mur. dered his wife.
 Second Lady Juror Yes; isn't he handsome?
 Third Lady Juror-The poor fel low hasn't had a single boquet sent to him to-day.
 Fourth Lady Juror--But you know the ladies wern't sure he was guilty.
 Fifth Lady Juror-Of course not; they didn't hear half the evidence.
 Sixth Lady Juror-If we bring him in guilty what will they doa
 Seventh Lady Juror-Hang him.
 Chorus-Horrorsl
 Eighth Lady Juror-why not say the second degree?
 Ninth Lady Juror-Then they d lmprlson the poor man for life.
 Chorus -Elorrors!
 Tenth Lady Juror-It won't do to bring him Tn guilty at all.
 Eleventh Lady Juror-Pm afraid not.
 Twelfth Lady Juror-Of course not. Ii he is locked up we can't any of us n.arry him. Omaha World.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
Why He Is Hiding.

The editor ot a paper at Storm Lake, Iowa, is now in hiding in a swamp near the place in consequence of the way in which he mixed up the report of a cattle show and concert. His paper said: "fhe concert gwen last night by sixteen of Storm Lake s most beautiful and interesting young
 ladies was highly appreciated. They
 were elegantly dressed and sang in a most charming manner, winning the pIaudits of the entire audience, who pronounced them the finest breed of Shorthorns in the county. Several of the heiiers were fine lImed animals and promise to prove good property.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
THE LITTLE BLUE FRONT" FRUIT, OYSTER AND FISH
 RICHARDS, Proprietor
An enormous apple crop was gath.

N' Shoi"ou spP'S Siop "os SoNb red by Connecticut farmers this sea son. In some places in the state the
 fruit could be had for the mere cart ing away. One farmer offered SIo to the person who would remove several hundred bnshels from his land, that the cattle might get at the grass which the apples covered. In Arizona this fruit finds ready sale at fir ,m aoc. to s5c. per pound.
 Three of the experts who visited the scene of the boiler explosion at Wilson's saw mill near Prescott, are of the opinion that the explosion was caused by the placing of nitro gly. cerine or giant powder in the boiler The pieces found of the boiler are said to be of the strongest material. At the time of the explosion the hol. Ter contained sufficient water and that the steam pressure was only about loo pounds, while the engine often had I6o pounds of steam.
 There IS Sald to be number ot renegade Apaches raiding at present in Sonora. According to the report the band consists of six Indians and one A man supposed to be the latter was arrested but on proving his identity was released so that the whole band IS still at large, and the natives are very uneasy, So far about 22S horses have been stolen and SIX MexiCans killed. The American ar. rested was named Preston but from what was learned he was In no way connected with the gang. The mil. Itary fo.ces are out after them and hope to soon be able to run them n.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
EVERYWHERE.

Prescott is enjoying the luxury O a full fedged circus.
 Ex.Coroner Patrick Ford. who is under indictment for arson, has beel released from custody, on giving bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars.
 General Randolph B. Marcy, died last week at his residence, Orang, Mountain, N J He had served over 4s years in the army and was on the retired list at the time of his death
 A man by the name of Thoma, Jones was sentenced last week III New York City, to five years in Sing Sing prison for stealing thirty cents from lady while she was entering the Grand Opera House.
 The man building ot Barnums s circus, at Bridgeport, Conn, was destroyed by fire last Thursday. A number of elephants, and other wild animals and trained horses were burned to death. The total loss was s7oo, 900, partly insured.
 Claimants to the estate of P. r. Renoult are searching records in the City of Peroia, Ill. Tie estate in- cludes iao. GOO acres Of land in aud around that city which IS valued al forty millions dollars. They propose 10 have the matter brought before Congress.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
Notice For Publication.
Land Cfilce al Prescott, Ariz.,
 Nm Irih IHAl

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol, lN lowing named settler has hled noti e oi his intention to make final proof in sup. port Of his claim. and that said lroUl will be made before Register and Receiver at Prescott, Ar2., on jan'y 3rd, 1857, viz: Henry Marvin, of Bellemont, Ari,., for the s. W. 4, N. E. 4, N. w. 4. $. F.. A, N E, f, ,. w. 4 and 5. E. < N, W. 4, Sec, 0, lp. 2ISt, K. 0, {.
 He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, Sald lAIl, ,Iz: W. ". rreu. tice, w. ]. llill, Eric< Derver, Charles Johnson, all of Bellemont, Arz
 n26-6t l.. BURGESS, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

Walter ]. Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded H on left hip; ear mark, mortiSe in left ear; horses branded H on Jeff jaw; all stock sold vented ;sheep brand ed H on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag or both.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
THEY WENT.

At IT o'clock Sunday evening a Peoria father walked into the parlOr where his two daughters were enter, tamirg couple ot young gentlemen.
 "H'm," says he II have made up my mind to follow the example of the Secretary of the Interior"
 "ln what respect, father" inquired one of the daughters.
 "In stern and emphatic demand" |" said the old man grmly, "that sparks must gc,
 In TWO minutes after the depart. m.Ul of the interior was vacated, and one Of the daughters was murmnring, ''li father can be so cruel, what II a mar be7"-Ex.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

HARRY FULTON-H Horse and m Ile brand on left hip as shown in cut. Sheep ewes hole in the Jeff elr aai split h the right. Wethers reverse tha; of ewes Rlns bra&d d F on horn. Range near NJ ,r nj hlke Mogollon Mountains. F. 0. a1ircss. Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
Notice For Ppoiication.
Llnd Office at Prescott, Arizona, ! November Q 1887. 1

K I o,ice is hereby given that the following " named settler has filed notice of his in lenlion to make final proof in support oi his cla m, and that sald prCof will be made be, fJre Register and Peeeivtr at frecott, Ar.z., on Dec, i9th, 1887, yjz Alfred D. Young Flagstaff, for the 5. E. 4 N. E. 4 Sec. 90. rp. 20 N. K, 9E.
 Ie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upoo, and culuva- lirn of, said land, viz. Ralph II. Cameron, r.. W Crockett, Lon iiiIl, James Kalhrens, Charles Lnlle, all of Flag-taf, hril.
 E. BURGESS, Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

All cattle bearing the above brand on right hip are the property of th" undersigned. Ear marks: crop anu spll; Tn right ear, aad split on tor of left ear. Also all cattle with bar N on both sides. Also all horses branded barM on left shoulder, Range MogOllor Mountains. P. 0 Flags af, Arl2.
 | M. VANDERBILT,
 w. B. VANnERLIP, JR.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
Notice For Publication.
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Land Office at Prescott AIizopa. ]
 Oct. 18th, 1887, l

Land Office at Prescott AIizopa.
 Oct. 18th, 1881, NJ otice is hereby given that the following. " named settler has filed notice Of ms in. tention to make final proof in support of his claim, and tha, said proof will be made be fore Register X Receiver al Prescott, Ariz,, ou Dec, I2th, 1887, viz Charles Becg, Flag staff, Arizona, fer the W # 5. F 4 and s. w. 4 5, w. 4 $, W. 4 Sec. IA 'rp zI K. : E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upo,. and cultiya ton of, sald land, viz, W. A. Switzer, w. M Laughm, T. G. Norris, D. ]. Bran nan, all of Flagstaff Arizona.
 nov s.6t E BURGESS Register.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

Cattle brand "C' both hips; ear marks as above
 Calves bra del running W both sides, - left jaw; ear marks: crnD left, unde rslo pc
 Horse brand "C'' Jeff thigh; also q on left thigh on old stock; Ranch a d range between Clear Creek and Cbevl an s For,, .l.ltIlr ColOTaFo
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

! 'vapai 'Cn.'y. E. ma-k,->n.r. row l.ik iu ught. urdcr blI and sl.
 1 icii car All hor,es beIon. ing to a, are bra dei same on left hp.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1881.
SUNDAY SMILES,

Even if boy is always whistling "I want to be an angel" it is just as we'll to keep the preserved pears on the top shelf.--Texas Siftings.
 A red headed girl stopped a train recently by simply crossing the track some distance in front, the engineer having thought it was a signal for danger.
 "Now Mary Ann," said the teacher addressing the foremost of the class in mythology, "who was it supported the world on his shoulders1"
 "It was Atlas, ma am"
 "And who supported Atlasl"
 "The book dosen't say, but l guess his wife supported hIm. "
 "Clara has returned my engage ment ring" sighed Charley, "all is over between us.
 What kind of a ring is it?" asked experienced George-diamond2"
 '"No; a cheap affair; only cost a couple of dollars"
 "Well don't give up the ship, old man; she'll be all right in a day or two. It is only when girl lets go of diamond ring that she really means business.-Harpers Bazar.
 "Let's see," said a woman who was inspecting an empty house in the eastern part of the city with a view 10 rent, "haven't several of your ten. ants died in the house2"
 "Only two, madame" ."
 And they died of typhoid fever, l hear, caused by the dranage being so bad"
 Typhoid fever! Some one is trying 10 iniure me, madame. They both fell down stairs and killed them selves"
 "That'ssingular."
 "Oh, no madame. You see they stood at the head of the stairs when lowered the rent to SIa per month, and the sudden shock overbalanced 'em",
 A young millionaire was taking tea with family of which two lovely young ladies, sisters, were the imEor tant features.
 "Do you know MT. Yerywealthy," said the elder, !" that l have spent nearly the entire afternoon searching for four-leaf clover, but l finally | found one. It IS an omen of good | luck you know"
 You were fortunate, Miss. Ethel" he replied; and "were you equally so | Miss. Clars2" he asked turning to | the younger sister.
 "Oh" she responded brightly, "1 was so busy making the biscuit for tea that l had no time to look for any," Yom s MT. Verywealthy ate seven of the biscuit, and when he went away that night there was long blonde hair on his coat collar. Miss. l Clara was blonde. Fix.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

.,e u,ul ahd under split in the left. Range, Mogolon Mts. P 0. address Camp Verde. F. MCCr AFREN.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
THE PROPER TITLE.

. Are you the head waiter2" asked a hotel patron of a pompus individual who was posing near the dining room door. "Well, sir l serve in that capa city; but my official title, If you please IS dining room superintendent. .-Ho. tel Mail.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

Babbitt Bros.-P. 0. Address, Flacstaff, Arizona. Range, Clark S Valley, Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand- ed on both sides, with swallow fork and underblt in each ear. Also own the following: Boot, T, . H, any where on Jeff side of animal. Boot cattle, road brand " on right side; | cattle, Cross on right side. Horse brand, co.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

MCMILLAN x GOODWIN.
 brand on right side Of nose. Ewes, crop m right and split in each ear. WerherS f, crop in let and split m elck ear. Ranse three mile, nnr,n oi FlassrlL P. D. idres. FI2g,taf. Ar.zona.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

1Ud ni < on tUp 0I fIghI; hUf,eS wItn rhe same brand on lett thiga; range Nognt .uH HnuuIal,s.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

bar .aaas: square cut ltlt ear-oYel slope of right ear. W. D. BLACK, P o, Flagstaff, Arlz.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03
WATERS CATTLE COMPANY.

MrgnllDu Mla. Pc, rfce address, CamT Verde. Arizona. SANUEI S SKULL.
The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

Se Rtchou's Golden Balsnm No Cures Chancres, frs. and s'ro,i s'.,,. sores on the Legs and Body. Sore Es', Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper.calored s,o.rbss syphlliio Catarrh, dBersed Seam, ana si primary forms of the disease knoySn s syphilis, Price, s5 DO per BottIs Hiehnu's Golden Raisam NaS cures Tertiary, Mercurial SyphilltIc Rb.n matism, Pains in the Bones' Pain. in tns Head, back of the Neck. Liberated so,. Ihroat, syphilitic Rash, Lunlns and cors uacted Cords, Stiffness of the Linbs and eradieates all disease from fine sy1,s,n whether caused by indiscrcti5n oT sbns et Mercury, leaving the blood pure SnS neaIthy. Price s5 co per RottIe, Lc kichau's Golden Snanfsh kn;t. dcte for the cure oi Gonorrhoa GIrst irritat!on Gravel, HJ all Urinary or Cicn2 aI Ie!Sarrangemeuos. Price S2 50 per Le Richnu's 9oIdsn spanf,b I'm. geetion, for severe oaSns of GoDorrhGa. IntiAmmatory Glast, stricturce.Sc pric., H 50 per Bottle. Le Hichna's Golden Ointment TOT the effective healing of Syphilitic Sorrt and eruptions. PriceSI % DIT Rex Le Eichau's Golden Pii s-Nn,ra and Brain treatment; loss Of phS cal now. er, excess or oyer.wora. rrostr tion' ptc. Price s % D. r Rox.
 Tonic and NervIne,
 Seat everywhere, c. o. D., securely pscGa. per express. c. F. RICHARDS & co, Ae,,,z sz' s& 4-o Sansome street, Co ner Clay.
 San Francisco, Cal.
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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

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The Arizona champion., 1887-12-03

,tme brand. Range M2gollyr NJ = d"d St9neman's Lake. P. 0 G. .. Verde, ATiz. MEHPEvS & NutoNAv
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-06
CONDEMNATION NOTICE.

ITO Sophia Newman, (glee Hannah and
Lewis Newman, her husband, Jennie
aIcCallister, (nee BGnnGn, and Nathan
AIcCaiIister, her husband. Jennie Fow-
Ter, luce HdnnGn,i and James Fowler,
her husband, Michael Kelly and Robert
Baker, tie unknown creditors of E. $.
Hannah and Esom c. Hannah
You will please take notice, that on
the Srd day of May, 1887. an spplica-
ton will be made to the Circuit Court of
Mason County, West Virginia, al a term
thereof to be held at the Court House
thereof on that day, for the appoint
ment of Commissioners to ascertain
just compensation to the persons entitled
thereto, for certain tracts of land here
matter mentioned, in which you are in
teTested as owners, claimants OF lien
holders, and fer such orders and pro-
ceedings as may be necessary to con-
denim the same, for the purpose herein
after named; the said tracts of land are
described as follows, to-wit:
One tract, beginning at station 972x05
of the center line, where it crosses the
boundary line between lands OF c. c.
Hunnel and E. S. Hannah, thence on a
tangent 31So IL w. 1920 feet to Station
9SSx25.5; thence on curve to the right
of l9l0.0S feet radius 1863 feet to station
9S9xS2, where center line crosses bound-
airy line between lands of said E. s. Han
nan and EsOm G. Hannah. The strip of
land desired being 100 feet wide, so feet
on each side of the above described CEN
ter line through the said Z. S. Hannan's
land and contains O7-Io0 acres
Another tract described as follows,
to-wit: Beginning at station 9S9xS2 of the
center line where it crosses boundary line
between lands of Ed Hannah and Esom
G.. Hannah; thence on a curve to the
right of 19l00S feet radius 1907 feet to
Station 994x57.7, thence on a tangent
| S. 37' 06> w. 1908 feet to station
l006xS5 where said center line crosses
boundary line between lands of said
Esom G. Hannah and Henry Gwinn.
The strip of land desired being 30 feet
on each side of said center line above
described from station 9S9xS2 to station
994 ais feet) and from staten 994 TO
station l006x65, 30 feet on each side OF
said center line and contains 7-I0
acres.
Plats of which land marked sc. S. H.
and ''E. G. h. /" are fled with the appli-
cation in writing in the case, and which
tracts OF land are proposed to be taken
by THE OHIO RIVER RAIL Road CoNPASY,
corporation, duly created, and acting
under the laws of West Virginia, aud
intended by said Company to be appro.
priated for the purpose of constructing
and operating railroad under and by
virtue of its act OF incorporation and the
laws of said State.
ONO RIVER RAILROAD CoNPASY,
By James II. Couch, Jr.. Counsel.
apr Nv.
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should be, or those who commit
crimes, be housed 50 much better
than the great majority of those
who pay the tax to build7 The
man who pays no tax can afford to
sheer at a big levy and go in for all
sorts ofexpenditnre Of public funds.
particularly if be Is well paid to
fasten these burdens on the COM
monity. The patent jail no doubt
looks nice, and it may be a good
thing; but all of US see good and
useful things every day that We
would like TO possess, but We don't
buy them. because We don't want
to go in debt, and the same princi-
pie Of economy that governs Us in
private transactions should prevail
with those whom the people have
seen ft to entrust with the keeping
of the public purse.
TAx-PAYER.
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The Jail once more.

Editor Register
Reader" refers to my mention of
the report of a Committee to ez-
anime the old Jail, as if 1 had at
tempted a deception. Now he is
trying that very trick himself, for
he must know of a Committee ap
pointed by the County Court last
fall. and their report. It was to
this Committee referred, but his
object is to divert attention from
the fact that persistent effort is
being made to induce the County
C 'urt to enter into a contract for a
patent jail, without any plans or
estimates, other than those that
may be furnished by the firm who
own the patent-jumping at it in
the dark as it were. Now believe.
as many others do, that the gentle
manly agent for this patent Jail
firm (who gives free rides to Coun-
ty ofiicerO has fixed things here
with parties supposed to have in
huence and that big steal is about
To be perpetrated on the county.
Gallia county, Ohio, with a prop
erty valuation perhaps three times
as large as that of Mason county, is
building a most excellent Jail, as
good as We will eUer need, at a cost
of seventeen thousand dollars
Lawrence county, Ohio, is about to
build new Jail. They employ an
architect to make plans, and then
advertise for bids. II will not do
to undertake expensive public i'm
provements any other way; In fact,
believe the courts have held that
it must be done this way; at least
this same game of letting a con-
tract for a Jail without competitive
bidding was attempted IN a county
OfoUr own State, but the tax payers,
believing as do in this case, that
there was a steal in it, applied to
the courts, which held that it must
not be done by private contract, bat
by bidding, open to all. Il won't do
Mr.. Reader to squirm and try to
dodge the issue. If this patent
Jail concern has paid or promised to
pay yOu or any one to foist s25. 900
jail on this county? 1, in common
with every other taxpayer, object,
and wish to tell you that we have
q right to be heard, aud a right to
our opinions too, and that if it
may be put to a vote, the people of
this county will say that $4,000 Is
ample for the purpose. We do not
want a palace Tor a Jail keeper to
live II AID keep hotel. Why